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Practice of Aromatic Alchemy

Practice of Aromatic Alchemy

When we approach an essential oil with concentration and mindfulness it begins to reveal hidden dimensions of beauty, power, and intelligence that are not ordinarily noticed. As we integrate these new perceptions into a greater awareness of our own physiological reactions to the plant’s essence, we begin to understand how we are deeply connected to all of life, specifically to the photosynthetic…

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External Herbal Remedies

Here are a few ways you can use herbs externally to help heal yourself naturally. 

Baths: 

Adding herbs to your bath is great for relaxation, but it can also have some medicinal effects too. Depending on the herbs used and herbal bath can aid in treating skin conditions and aching muscles. If you want an herbal bath here’s how:

Choose your desired herbs. You can place herbs in a muslin cloth bag and drop in the tub. However your bath water is likely not hot enough to get all the benefits out of the herbs you have chosen. The best way is to make an herbal infusion or decoction and add it to your bath water. 

Steam inhalations:

These are really good for when you’re feeling super icky and under the weather. Good herbs to relieve cold symptoms are ginger, thyme, and peppermint. If you want to try a steal inhalation here’s how:

1 liter boiling water 

2 tsp herbs of your choice. 

Place hot water over herbs in a bowl. Put a towel over your head and the bowl inhaling the herbal vapors. 

Salves:

Salves are good for treating topical conditions. They can aid in dealing with dry skin, eczema, psoriasis and more. You can make a salve using an infused oil and beeswax or petroleum jelly and herbs. 

Infused oils:

Infused oils can be used in many medicinal ways. The oils extract the resinous part of the herbs witch are often the anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, and wound healing properties.  They can be used in place of ointments and salves. They make great bases for massage oils and chest rubs. Here are two methods in which to infuse oils:

Cold method: You may use either fresh or dried herbs. Place herbs in a clean glass jar and cover with a vegetable oil. This can be grape seed, coconut, sunflower or almond oil, etc. Place your jar in a sunny windowsill for two weeks, shaking at least once a day. 

Heat-macerated Oil: In a double boiler you place your chopped herbs and choice of vegetable oil. You want to simmer this gently covered for two hours. Make sure to turn off the heat and allow it to fully cool before straining. Make sure to replace the water as it vaporizes. 

Compresses and Poultices: 

These are great for applying the herbs externally directly to the skin. For a compress soak a clean cloth in a herbal infusion or decoction. Apply this to the affected area and leave for half hour. A poultice apples the herbs directly to the skin and then places a hot towel over the herbs. 

Coconut balms:

These are much simpler to make than a salve is. Room temperature coconut oil is perfect for quick balms. Coconut itself is anti-inflammatory and can reduce swelling and pain. 

 In a double boiler gently heat your herbs with the coconut oil for one to two hours and then strain into shallow jars. 

Disclaimer: I am not a medical professional and this is for educational purposes. 

Resources: 

The Hearth Witch’s Kitchen Herbal by Anna Franklin

Pocket Medicinal Herbs by Penelope Ody

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For your Essential oil education we are looking at Application methods. This is how we can use essential oils in our day to day lives. Second of the methods is Compresses. Compresses Can be hot or cold. Prepared by adding 2-5drops of oil/s to a bowl of water. A flannel is used to dip into the water, wung and applied to the affected area for about 10-15mins. If alternating between hot and cold, hot should be applied first. Ideal for swollen joints, backaches and headaches. E: [email protected] #essentialoils #oilblends #compresses #methods #application #oileducation #educateyourself #aromatherapycheltenham #aromatherapy #aromatherapist #qualifiedaromatherapist #practice #educate #education #health #wellness #wellbeing #wellnessadvocate #healtheducation #healthcoach #wellnescoach #lifestyle #naturaltherapies #melbourne #cheltenham #mentone #victoria #baysidevictoria (at Melbourne, Victoria, Australia) https://www.instagram.com/p/CGVqxt6j3Nv/?igshid=11gu7vgjoymxl

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Enabling Brotli Compression on Nginx – Control WebPanel Wiki

Enabling Brotli Compression on Nginx – Control WebPanel Wiki

Brotli is a generic-purpose lossless compression algorithm that compresses data using a combination of a modern variant of the LZ77 algorithm, Huffman coding and 2nd order context modeling, with a compression ratio comparable to the best currently available general-purpose compression methods. It is similar in speed with deflate but offers more dense compression.

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Why a Golf Ball Compresses Like a Spring—Until It Shatters

Why a Golf Ball Compresses Like a Spring—Until It Shatters

An experiment with a paperclip reveals both its elastic and plastic properties, a distinction that’s key to how any material compresses or deforms. Science Latest

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